The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-14

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the Street and Alley Committee to VIM
Crooks, who was tho lowest bidder, fol
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Miss Airline Webb 10 visiting friends
In Alliance.
Miss Nellie McCallum, of Pittsbarg
is visiting friends In the city.
Mr.. Jacob Schelber and daughter, OF
Tifln, are visiting In MassillOn.
Miss Anna Randall, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. j. n. Jarvis, left for Chi
cAgO yesterday.
About forty young people, of Massll-
Ion, had picnic at Lake Park, Myers
Lake, yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Huber and little dAugh-
ter p arl, OF COshOctOD, spent few
hours with friends In the city yesterday
Mrs. Fred 8. MerrIck and two chill
dFen, Of New Brighton, Pa, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Crawford,
on East Main street.
Miss Ida Young and Miss Flora Lam
don, two teachers of Massillon, left
to-day for Grand Rapids, Mich, expect
ting 10 spend part of their vacation with
friends In that city.
The family Of z 7. Boltzly had very
unpleasant experience last week, result
ing from eating dried beef. Five mem.
bers ate Of It aud became qnite sick. No
serious results are anticipated.
At the drawing Of George Sheer last
week ticket No. IL, held by r. G. Sibilf
drew q clock; No. IL. held by T. j. ROst
man, o gun; No. l5, held by John
KoDig. necklace; No. 10, held by
Reuben Meyers, sewing machine; and
No. 4S, held by Peter Wolf, a silver
castor.
Mr.. Fred. q. Ertle, Jr., and Miss Mary
A. Griffith were united In marriage this
morning at the st. Msry's Catholic
church by Father Kuhn. The happy
couple left directly after the ceremony
for Cleveland, the former home Of Mrs
| Ertle, on visit for several days, wheI
they will return and make Massill0n
their home.
Monday evening after Mr.. Peter Barn
hart and family. living three, miles
northeast Of MassillOn had retired, a firt
BROKE out In the summer kitchen Rnt
| before IL was noticed the main part haC
caught and the family had Just time tC
get out Of the building before 1t was IL
| y blaze. The house, which was large
new frame building, and contents, were
entirely destroyed, Insured In the
Jackson and Plain township mutual.
Two citizens living near the stable Of
che Masslllon Brewing Co. became
excited one evening last week about II
o'clock when they saw the horses takeI
from the building by. as they supposed
thieves. They commanded them to stop
which they refused to do, whtn they
awakened the entire neighb0rh0Od BY
their cries. The thief turned out to bt
the h0stler who intended to leave tht
horses pick grass an hour or so.
Sunday for the first time In ten years
be entire Grlbble family came together
It the home Of their father, Henry
Gribble. The party consisted CT Mrs
| q B. Zay and son Fred; r. and Mrs. E
L. Krider and two children, OF Findlay
Mrs. W. q. Schuler and Mrs. George b
Barney, Of Cleveland; Mr.. Charles A.
9ribble, Of F0st0ris; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
aribble and daughters Lola and Nellie,
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paul and two
shildren, OF Massillon.
MIR. William Ertle, q MassilI0n boy
Who left last November with Lester &
Aliens Mlnstrels, Is at present witt
Wilson's All Star MinstreIs. He is 9
member Of the brass band and orchestra,
rhe Wilson Company is one Of tht
argest minstrel companies travelling
nd Mr.. Ertle writes that they hsVt
leen giving performances at nearly all
h. summer resorts In the east. On tht
\ LTD they showed at Greenwood Garden
Peaks Island, Maine, flne summer re
ort giving three performances. Tht
company takes vacation of week al
his point, when the show begins on tht
I lext season, visiting all the cities Of
ne east, when they Intend to come west
md probably will show In MassillOn.
Mr.. John Schworm, at one time 8
prominent retail grocer and butcher,
;aused quite an excitement Saturday
'Vening In the city. Saturday after
1Oon he purchased twenty-0De head OF
,attle Of farmer living west Of the
;ity, for which he gave his check on
he bank, the payment Of which wae
l0t hOnOred as he had no money on de-
Osit. The farmer succeeded In getting
Iis cattle back, and SchwOrm was taken
nt0 custody, " hen by his talk 1t becamt
vident he was lRbOrlng uudpK mental
iebillty. When confined in the lookup
ne became violent. setting FIRE to the
mattress. Several Of his intimate friends
'Ay they have nttiC d some very queer
actions about him for the past week
His mania seems to be butchering, Of
which he talks quite frequent.
One Of the most important events 10
he history Of SlDpo lodge, i. o. o. F.,
occurred last night, IL being the install
lstlon Of the newly elected officers. D.
D g.. Mr.. John Lilley, accompanied by
ais secretary. was present and perform.
ed the work.
The following officers were installed {:
81. G. Brown, N. g.; j. W. Ham, Y. g.;
Charles Higginbothan, P. 8. The fol
lowing appointed oficers were installed
into their new positions: 8. Il. Werlich,
Warden; K. A. Richmond, Conductor;
DR.. A. A. HalIOck, R. s. N. g.; Frank
Hemperly, L. 8. N. e.; Harvey Sarver,
v. g. B. g.; 0. X, Young, Y. G. L s.;
Charles Young and G. G. Miller, Scene
Supporters; John Lind, Guardsmap |;
Geo. Young, Door-keeper. After the ad
.iournment the party visiting from other
towns went to ThOmpson's where re.